Oh my goodness! What happen to my computer? Is that crashed? Because except XP Antivirus 2014, no other program works, I could not turn on word, all my explorers are out of run, my PC is totally useless. And what’s worse, whatever I try to open any program, it only gets me a pop-up window which tells me the program is infected. I mean seriously? This computer, it was fine yesterday, but now it becomes a useless machine? Yeah right, I have been used this PC for 7 or 8 years already, I got to admit it acts not so good as the year goes by. However I just randomly use it for working or reading some email and news, pardon me for my old school thought, I’m just an old man, I’m reminiscent, so I treat it as an old friend, I will not forsake my body until it is “dead”. Beside I get used to use XP OS since the first day I have my own computer, unless XP OS is out of market，otherwise I will not use any other OS. But for now though, it seems the rainy day is coming, my old friend is out of use. I am not sure if it is the matter of XP Antivirus 2014 or not. Actually, I have my own Antivirus program, I used it for a while and it never told me anything wrong before, and it is coincidence I download XP Antivirus 2014, I just thought it might be authoritative from its name, right now it asks me to buy its full version program so I could use my PC again. What should I do now?

Brief Introduction to XP Antivirus 2014

XP Antivirus 2014 is a rogue anti-spyware program which is now very rampant on the internet. It was designed by cyber criminals to intimidate PC users into believing their computers have been infected with numerous malware infections and gain access to their credit card information, it  tricks users in order to make money from them. Rogue antivirus program is very common in the internet. I believe most of people have seen many rogue antivirus programs consciously or unconsciously. It’s normal you didn’t remember when you setup XP Antivirus 2014 after you saw it already on your computer, that’s because it’s good at disguising, it can spread, through unfair distribution methods. Various Trojans that look like a valid software (for example, a software that is needed to view an online video) can install this unwanted rogue antivirus to your computer, that’s why there still have many innocent users fall for cyber criminal’s line. They might consider this kind of antivirus program actually can do them a favor, help them discover these problems early, but the truth is, it turns out to be totally useless and even harmful. The most typical is, it will scan your computer without your allowance and detect at least several infected files which are completely nonsense .With fake scan results, false security warnings showing on the screen, it recommends you to purchase a full version of XP Antivirus 2014. Some people will actually buy the so-called service, and guess what, although the name and interface of XP Antivirus 2014 may appear trustworthy, XP Antivirus 2014 will not secure or fix your computer at all. Read the rest of this post »

Published by Tony Shepherd on September 14, 2014 7:58 am and last modified on September 22, 2014 2:37 pm.

I made a mistake and I don’t know how this 16Strat.com thing comes to my computer. Now it annoys me a lot. Every time I go online, I have been redirected to this website instead. I can’t get my original homepage back. I feel my computer gets stuck all the time since this thing comes to my computer. I think this stuff must be a computer virus. But after I used my anti-virus to scan the whole computer, nothing harmful is detected? That’s weird! Please guide me what I should do.

Brief Introduction to This Website

Once you see this 16Strat.com has become your homepage in your browser, you need to be cautious. From the interface of this website, we will think it should be a good website that we can use it for online searching as we can see many familiar contents on it, like Search, Images, Maps, Music and so on. However, what this thing can be defined is not a legit search engine like some other famous engine on the Internet, it is called as a browser hijacker or redirect infection with vicious traits. For those inexperienced computer users, they can be deceived by the appearance of it and think it is useful for their online activities, and take it for granted. They can hardly relate this thing as a computer threat but it is a bad thing for computer indeed. Read the rest of this post »

Published by Tony Shepherd on September 14, 2014 6:07 am and last modified on September 22, 2014 8:31 am.

I have gotten this RegClean Pro downloaded on my computer. I thought it is a good tool that can improve my computer’s performance, but now I realize that this thing is the biggest mistake I have made. Every time I boot up my computer, it can start a scan on my computer and I can’t stop the scan, after a few minute, it shows that there are a lot of problems existed on my computer that need to be solved. But I need to pay to this program so that it can help. I don’t want to pay so I decide to uninstall this program, but I can’t. Is there any way that I can use to get it removed? Please advise.

Brief Introduction to This Program

RegClean Pro, looks like a professional tool that can protect computers and solve computer problems. It is designed to be downloaded and installed on Windows machines. Many Windows users get this thing downloaded on their computers in somehow. We are sorry about the situation that those people who download this thing will face. As a matter of fact, this RegClean Pro is a kind of rogue antispyware problem which has been reported by many victims on the Internet. What it can really do on the computer is not to protect the system, but to damage the system. The whole system can be messed up by this kind of fake anti-virus program if people do not realize this thing is not a good program for them to use in time. Read the rest of this post »

Published by Tony Shepherd on September 13, 2014 5:48 am and last modified on September 22, 2014 8:32 am.

I picked up this Vanilla Reload virus on my new Samsung Galaxy S5 phone when I was surfing the web. Immediately, I got stuck and all I saw on the phone screen is an urgent warning saying “Your Phone Has Been Blocked”. Is this police alert real or fraudulent? The warning message claims that it is from the Department of Justice and demands me to pay a fine from $100-$500 to unlock device. Will my phone be blocked forever if I don’t submit the fine? How to remove this fake police warning message from my phone? Any phone malware removal tip will be highly appreciated.

A Description of Phone Locked by Vanilla Reload Virus Scam

Vanilla Reload Virus is a horrible Ransomware virus that has caused destructive damages to worldwide phones (Android and iPhone). For instance, Samsung Galaxy S5 phone users who enjoy browsing webs on phone will suffer from this FBI Vanilla Reload malware accidentally. As the Ransomware virus is released through harmful sites, spam email attachments and doubtful freeware downloads etc. It sneaks into your Samsung phones while you perform online activities improperly. Upon arrival, the malware gets downloaded on your Android phone automatically. As designed by cyber criminals, the Vanilla Reload Ransomware virus keeps running in your Samsung phone and displays a fake police warning telling that your phone has been blocked due to your violation of copyright and related rights law (downloading of pirated music, video and software) and you are demanding to pay an amount of fine from $100-$500 to unlock device. On seeing this warning message, man y phone victims are extremely scared and go ahead to submit the fine blindly. Unfortunately, you will be scammed to lose the money and leave your Samsung phones (Samsung Galaxy S5, Samsung Galaxy S4 and Samsung Galaxy S3 etc.) being damaged terribly. Consequently, phone users should take actions to get the tricky Vanilla Reload malware off your Android device completely.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on September 13, 2014 5:33 am and last modified on September 22, 2014 1:35 pm.

Hey, there are many annoy security report saying from Win 7 Antispyware 2014 which I installed a few days ago. I though it should be effective to use and helpful to protect my computer, but now I feel  a panic since I don’t know if those security messages are real or fake, and I’m afraid Win 7 Antispyware 2014 is a fake security tool. Could you give some advice on this Antispyware? And do I need to uninstall it?

Brief Introduction to Win 7 Antispyware 2014

Win 7 Antispyware 2014 is a rogue anti-spyware rather than a useful system protection tool. This fake antivirus is designed by cyber criminals for money laundering. At first sight, you may trust it is a reliable computer antivirus program, because it has an official look as most common security software have, but actually it can only bring you more trouble and puts your computer in a dangerous situation. It often launches an automatic full scan on the computer once it gets installed. Then it states that your computer is in danger and infected with numerous malware threats. And it recommends you to purchase a full version or registered version to remove all the threats it shows. Don’t be trust it. It just displays fake security messages to scare people and scam people’s money. Purchasing it will not do any good to an infected PC. If you click on “Register” other button, this fake antivirus activates its full function and also disables some important system functions to keep you out from the computer system. You even cannot close the virus window to access your files on your disk. This virus sometimes also damages the troubleshoot modes to make it harder to remove. What’s worse, it detects and scans your computer in order to disable more and more system programs and destroy computer security to create more vulnerability, which will create more opportunities for other viruses to get onto your vulnerable system. You must take prompt and efficient actions to remove this virus in time.

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Published by Tony Shepherd on September 12, 2014 10:11 am and last modified on September 22, 2014 8:33 am.

Is there an effective way that I can use to get rid of this Trojan.Win32.Wecod.cfyk? I have been suffered this bad thing on my computer for a long time. I downloaded many different anti-virus programs and tried to use them to remove it, but none of them can get it removed completely. It can always come back after I do a restart on my computer. I don’t want this thing anymore. How can I remove it permanently?  Any advise?

Brief Introduction to This Trojan

Trojan.Win32.Wecod.cfyk is a malicious computer Trojan horse virus which has been created by cyber criminals. Trojan infection has a long history with the development of computer technology. It mainly targets on computers with Windows operating systems, so, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7 and even the latest Windows 8 can all be the targets for Trojans to attack. It is believed that there are countless kinds of Trojan infection have been distributed by cyber hackers. Those bad guys utilize this kind of virus to achieve many vicious purposes on innocent computers. And the police can hardly chase the criminals as the crime is taken up on the Internet which is elusive. Innocent PC users can get money lose and computer crash if this Trojan stays a long time on their computers Read the rest of this post »

Published by Tony Shepherd on September 12, 2014 5:58 am and last modified on September 22, 2014 8:35 am.

Heck! What’s the Win 8 Protection 2014? Why was it popping out in front of my computer screen when I turned on the computer this morning? It seems like an antivirus program, cause when the computer was launched, it showed up at the same time, and scanned my disks automatically ! I was stunned at the moment, because I don’t remember since when I downloaded this program, and I have never heard this program before, furthermore, I already bought a year plan for Avast antivirus program. So, for me, this Win 8 Protection 2014 virus is redundant, even an eyesore. However, the most ridiculous is, this program not only forced to scan my PC without my permission, but also showed a scan report under my nose, which claimed my computer was in a high-risk state, it found numerous system vulnerabilities and virus. How was that possible? I have a habit that I will routinely check PC Health status once a week, clean junk files and data something like that. Since yesterday, my PC is still working fine like always. Now this Win 8 Protection thing from nowhere suddenly proclaimed that my PC is very very sick? It’s absolutely impossible! I seriously doubt that Win 8 Protection is a malware, I have been fiddled with it already 2 hours, but still can’t figure how to remove it from my computer. I’m worn-out here, if anyone know about how to remove this malware, please help me out!

Brief Introduction to Win 8 Protection 2014

Win 8 Protection 2014 is a rogue anti-spyware programs which is now very rampant on the internet. Many computer users  have already be taken in this one. Like many other fake antivirus programs, it attempts to trick users in order to make money form them. Rogue antivirus program is very common in the internet. I believe most of people have seen many rogue antivirus program consciously or unconsciously.  To some naive users with less computer knowledge, they might consider this kind of antivirus program actually can do them a favor, help them discover these problems early, but the truth is, it turns out to be totally useless and even harmful. With fake scan results, false security warnings shown on the screen, it recommends you to purchase a full version of Win 8 Protection 2014. Some people will actually buy the so-called service, and guess what, there is no service at all, it turns out this rogue program hijacks their web browser, and does not allow them to run their legitimate Windows applications. Read the rest of this post »

Published by Tony Shepherd on September 12, 2014 3:22 am and last modified on September 22, 2014 2:37 pm.

I’m in a jam, please help, can anybody tell me something about Win 7 Antivirus 2014, is that a newly authoritative antivirus program? I just regularly browsed some website to read some information about new Iphone this morning! However, in the middle of something, a pop-up showed up in the lower right corner all of sudden, and it was a warning which told me that my PC have been exposed to a highly risk, there were too many system vulnerabilities exist in my computer, it suggested me to download Win 7 Antivirus 2014 program, otherwise my computer will soon suffer from more problems which may lead to system crash. Well, I got to say, I felt astonished at the moment, I don’t know how to describe my mood, it’s complicated, maybe a little numb, because I just bought a year protection plan from Kaspersky last night, I was confused, I did a full scan after I purchased the service, it said my computer is clean. But now my computer is full of risks and craps? Is that a joke? How things like that happen to me? No matter what, I’m in an awkward predicament here, I don’t want to pay more money for Win 7 Antivirus since I already paid for Kaspersky, but I’m also afraid about the risk things in my PC might be true. I need some advices!

Brief Introduction to Win 7 Antivirus 2014

Win 7 Antivirus 2014 is a fake antispyware application like many others that already have been spread over times, they attempt to trick computer users in order to gain some money from them, this antispyware will be rampant and getting worse in the future. I believe people who have little experience about surfing the internet would saw this kind of trick from time to time. You will see a pop-up notification while you browse some web pages, that’s a bogus notification, and it threatens you by telling you that your computer is under a awful situation. Some people will choose to ignore, some who had driven by curiosity and fear will click and download it. Win 7 Antivirus is promoted through fake online scanners which offer free system scan for viruses. Seems like it did you a favor, but the truth is, it turns out to be totally useless and even harmful. To make it more authentic, after it “scans” your disk, it will provide you a funny scan results which list a large number malicious infections and system bugs. In order to repair your computer, it recommends you to purchase a full version of Win 7 Antivirus 2014 before the so-called infections and bugs which are actually nonexistent ruin your computer. However, if you were unfortunately taken in this trick which means you already made a payment for this program, then not only will you lose your money, but also get no services for that. Read the rest of this post »

Published by Tony Shepherd on September 11, 2014 2:47 pm and last modified on September 22, 2014 2:39 pm.

I picked up this Win 8 Antivirus 2014 on my Dell laptop running with Windows 8 when I was opening an unknown email attachment. I have tried hours to uninstall the pop-up rogue program from the control panel, but the fake antivirus kept showing up on the computer screen and blocked my action to deal with it. I was really annoyed at getting this fake antivirus alert every time I launched the system. I doubt whether those detected threats exist in my computer or not. Really, neither this unregistered version of rogue program nor its full editor do I need on my computer. What can I do to remove the fake antivirus from the system? I do need some advice on this rogue program removal. Please help!

Brief Introduction to This Win 8 Antivirus 2014

Win 8 Antivirus 2014 is identified as a risky computer virus scam designed by cyber criminals to gather money from unwary users illegally. It is a newly released fake antivirus which has targeted worldwide computers. The virus infection can be changed into many vicious variants that are capable to affect computers running with Windows 7, Vista, XP and the latest Windows 8.1. It performs same harmful actions on the target computer as Win 7 Protection 2014, Vista Antivirus 2013 and XP antivirus 2013 do. Besides, the fake antivirus infection can be promoted through Trojan viruses, and it mainly spreads through hazardous sites, random popups and doubtful freeware downloads and so on. Actually, it can come bundled with many additional threats like adware, worms, malware and spyware. Upon arrival, the rogue program is installed in the computer automatically and pops up bogus security scans on your computer. After scanning the system, the rogue program reports that your computer is at low security level and it contains many malicious threats. It fools victims that the only way to clean your computer and get further unlimited protection against threats and bank account fraud. However, this rogue program is a horrible computer malware which displays fake and fraudulent security alerts to scam your money. Consequently, the fake anti-virus spyware becomes an urgent case that should be resolved effectively.
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Published by Tony Shepherd on September 11, 2014 5:48 am and last modified on September 22, 2014 1:36 pm.

I got a problem on my computer which annoys me for a long time. Every time I open my browser, I got this searchpge.com instead. Where is my default homepage? I can’t get my homepage back! Something wrong must be hiding in my computer. How can I get rid of this problem? I just want my browser back to normal. Please help!

Brief Introduction to This Website

Searchpge.com, people who see this web page on their browsers should pay great attention to it as their computers are under attack by a kind of computer threat which can be called as a browser hijacker. So what is a browser hijacker? It is a malicious product made by cyber hackers with specific and evil purposes. It can be distributed by those cyber criminals from the web. Technically speaking, browser hijacker is not a computer virus, but actually, it can be an accomplice of virus as it can help many other computer viruses to sneak into the infected machines. It is really dangerous to be infected by this kind of redirect infection. The whole system can be messed up if this thing cannot be handled properly. It can generate many unwanted problems on the infected machines and make the infected machines be compromised. Read the rest of this post »

Published by Tony Shepherd on September 10, 2014 11:41 pm and last modified on September 22, 2014 8:37 am.